Shopping when bored is a pastime that we're plenty familiar with, undoubtedly leading to many great purchases. Is it just us, or are some of the best purchases ever made when you're not actually looking for anything in particular? This is why we recently presented you with 42 amazing pairs of affordable shoes and 57 regret-free things to buy when you're bored. This time, we're focusing on jewelry. We searched through the stock of some of our favorite jewelry brands and designers and chose 47 everyday jewelry pieces to invest in when you're bored.
When a piece of jewelry is versatile enough to feasibly wear every single day, making an investment on it is perfectly justified, so keep that in mind as you scroll. And sure, sometimes you just want a cheap thrill, so we included those in the below roundup as well. Whatever your mission, there are a whopping 47 beautiful everyday jewelry pieces to shop below, from earrings to anklets, so say goodbye to your boredom and give it a scroll.
EARRINGS
You'll reach for these perfectly sized earrings often.
Just wait until you see how chic these look on the ear.
Been looking for the perfect pair of silver earrings? Here you go.
If you have multiple piercings, thread these babies through them.
Instead of an initial, choose a number that's special to you.
Kendall Jenner wears these constantly.
These make more of an impact than you'd think.
Tired of your gold tube hoops? Swap them for these.
These are so light you won't even feel them.
These crystal hoops are made for Instagram.
Add a hint of edge to your lobes.
The word "cool" doesn't do these justice.
Natural pearls are definitely having a moment.
This is perfect for a second hole.
Mini in size, big in impact.
These have an artisan feel to them.
NECKLACES
The perfect necklace to wear over a turtleneck.
This is great for gifting.
Not your grandmother's pearl necklace.
A zodiac necklace brings a personal feel to your necklace stack.
Act fast, because this will sell out quick (as all things Donni do).
Tennis necklaces are trending.
We'll take strength wherever we can get it.
This pendant is just plain pretty.
Stock up on these basic, beautiful chains.
BRACELETS AND ANKLETS
This chunky chain needs no stack.
Classic yet contemporary.
Did you immediately add this to cart like we did?
There's no need to ever take this off.
Even boring shoes will look fancy with this on.
Again, can you tell we're really into cultured pearls right now?
This can be worn as a bracelet, anklet, or even necklace.
The minimalist take on the snake jewelry trend.
The perfect gift idea for your coolest friend.
You have to see how cool this looks on.
RINGS
We have a thing for star jewelry.
A lovely, delicate addition to any ring stack.
The only thing cooler than a signet ring is a diamond initial signet ring.
Prettiest pinky ring ever.
You'll wear this for life.
A small price to pay for something you'll wear so often.
Just think of all the compliments you'll get on this chunky chain ring.
A very good use of mixed metals.
Meet the perfect stacking ring to pair with a solitaire.
This editor just ordered this beauty.
This makes a subtle statement.
This brand should definitely be on your radar.Next up: the bracelet trends you'll never have to take off.
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